Uniforms thru the ages has a nice selection of color uniform plates from the SYW through WW2.
Karl's Seraglio has rules for adapting Warmaster to Napoleonics. March to the Sound of Guns is another, from the Hong Kong Society of Wargamers. As previously noted, you can download Warmaster here.
The Napoleonic Wargaming Gallery looks pretty nice, and includes the Napoleonic reviews from the now deceased Spanner & Yank.
Mentioned in Dispatches, the home page of the North Down Warlords, looks to have some good info, especially including the very valuable Napoleonic Contents, which has a beginner friendly guide to painting French infantry uniforms.
Games Workshop has released their Warmaster and Inquisitor rules for free via their Specialist Games range.
More Napoleonics finished-- this time, Austrian Hussars! The Austrian artillery is coming up next...guns and half the crew already done.
Jim Dunnigan's Strategy Page has a Prediction Market. It's pretty simplistic, but has a lot more items than most others I've seen, and is free until at least November 1.
My kids, a boy 3 and a girl 5, are getting into Superheroes. The other day, I went and bought a bunch of single common Heroclix from Twilight Cards of a lot of the guys they recognize-- Captain America, Spider-Man and Hulk for him, and Hawkgirl, Batgirl and She-Hulk for her. I also bought a bunch of baddies to fight: Vulture, Doc Ock, the Lizard, Scorpion and a Skrull. I gave them as action figures to the kids. Cost me about $17, with shipping, for 11 figures. The kids went NUTS over them!
The Evolution of Napoleonic Uniforms is a very nice site, which includes a lot more information than just uniforms.
Mike Lewis of Planet Wargaming has the website up for his new company, Black Hat Miniatures. Look under "News" for pictures of the greens for the first three packs. Looks good!
Y's Paper Modelworkshop has a number of 1/72 scale paper tank models available.
An American Revolution uniform guide, another nice link from Miniature Wargaming.
Ugh...scratch one helicopter kit...I just knocked my plastic solvent into the box!
Woo! I finished my first bag of 50 Battle Honors Austrian marching in helmet, which I bought...just over a year ago. At this rate, I'll be playing my first full game of Les Grogs 2e sometime in 2011...heh.
Jim Wallman has several interesting pages, including free wargames for download.
The Wargaming Bonanza has some really beautiful Baccus 6mm GA brigade pics.
Bob MacKenzie has put up a page with 6mm infantry size comparisons.
Hey, I missed the anniversary, but I've been doing this site over two years now.
Make sure and follow Mike Lewis's Planet Wargaming as he is starting his own wargaming company up.
I came across a very good buy the other day-- an 8 pack of 1:43 scale modern diecast cars at Toys R Us for $8. Check them out:
Andy Watkins has an exensive listing, rating and very brief reviews of many wargaming related books. Hattip: Miniature Wargaming.
Milton Soong of Mandarin's Manor has released a public beta version of Little Cyber Wars, a utility allowing you to manipulate a virtual miniature wargame.
Apocalypse Miniatures has an interesting range of Sci-Fi Atlanteans.
To go with my Sorscha conversion, I'm building some damaged and field repaired Khador Juggernaut warjacks for Warmachine.
Chris Kemp has a free set of operational WW2 and post-WW2 rules, Not Quite Mechanized. He also a an Indo-Pakistani mini-campaign with some nice 15mm pictures.
We played a game of Road Rage v8 [pdf] Friday night. It was a fun little game of beat up Hot Wheels cars with guns on them. Doesn't look to be much support for them any more, but the rules are still around (just like Axles and Alloys). Hmmm...Road Rage News, an auto dueling blog I just found, looks interesting but idle.
The FUMBBL online Blood Bowl league looks very cool. I remember back in the day, we used IRC to chat back and forth. I kept a board out and moved proxy players on it to keep track of where everyone was, and I wrote a little dice-rolling and card-drawing bot.